In the past year I started having a play around with photoshop (or in my case Paint 3D).
It’s just another method of expression, especially with regards to object of affection.
As you may well have noticed, i tend to err on the side of the ridiculous-playing with puns and surrealism. I blame that on growing up on a healthy diet of Monty Pythons Flying Circus as a kid.
So i thought i would compile my recent series of photo shop, which I’ve been posting on twitter. The inspiration came after the lovely Olga posted about ‘enRICHing’ her life via Armitage:
EnRICHing my TL with #RichardArmitage❤️ divine profile 🖤🤍😍 pic.twitter.com/PwLdgI3EQb
— Olga Yakhno (@Olfya) July 20, 2020
This caused the cogs in my brain to start whirring and thinking about Rich Tea biscuits. Plus recently there had been some fan discussion over Mr Thornton from the mini-series North and South. There’s a scene where he brings a basket to the house of Miss Hale and you can see a pineapple peaking out over the top.
so i replied with:




I definitely feel my photoshop skills are improving-with the last picture i had to fill in the pavement on the right of the photo here the newspaper previously had covered.
Anyway, hope I have provided a little giggle for you today!
As a sometime ignorant American as to British goodies had to google Rich tea
Biscuits
Lovely post
Your photoshopping is always brilliant
He does look like an Englishman in New York cue Sting
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ah yes, i should have described Rich Tea biscuits, they’re not very exciting but they are perfect dunked in a cup of tea
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Well when I come back to London hopefully next year I’ll take some with me back to America! Also definitely do another afternoon tea !! Love my Yorkshire tea by the way ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤗
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😂 I think your improved Rich Tea packaging is the best. It certainly has convinced me. (Can we actually have that with chocolate? Otherwise Rich Tea are always a bit dry 😉). Anyway, happy photoshopping, Rachel. Sometimes photo edits are even funnier because they are not perfect, so that is to be used to our advantage 😁
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is there such a thing as chocolate rich tea? i do remember as a kid Mum would slap on a layer of butter which we enjoyed
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I don’t think there is. I suppose they go under ‘chocolate digestive’? Maybe then I just have to take Rich Tea with hot chocolate 😉
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I love all your edits! 👍🏻 We need fun and joy, at least on Twitter, to distRAct us in these dark times.
I am not fan of cookies 🍪 but he can sell anything to me 😁 And I don’t think he would be annoyed 😉❤️😘
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thanks Olga and thanks for the inspiration! and you know me, i don’t take my crush seriously ! x
re him being annoyed- I don’t know tbh partly because he doesn’t really seem to embrace fan silliness!
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I can imagine our lovely man seeing these edits and having a good laugh. Thanks for sharing this whimsical post! 🤗
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i ope so and thanks for enjoying my silliness x
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No artificial colours, flavors or hydrogenated fat = not bad ingredients
but palm oil… and sugar …
in those biscuits.
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UK Rich Tea biscuits don’t contain palm oil juat sunflower oil
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ok i thought i saw it, sorry!
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Should you risk it for a biscuit? I’m glad you did! I’ve been admiring your Photoshop skills on twitter – and puns.
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Michelle, when you come over, I recommend Yorkshire Biscuit Tea. It tastes just like biscuits!
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Jane great!!! 😘❤️
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LOL! These are so much fun! And I love Monty Python too. 🙂
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Hehe thanks. And Monty Python is just so iconic!
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Yes! I was just talking about the fish slapping dance to Mr Esther and mini me the other day… 😂
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😂 that really is classic and so good to hear you’re passing it down the generations!
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My daughter calls it “Boomer humour’. 😉
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